White House East Room Chandeliers Survive Inaugural Effort
In Washington authorities describe the East Room chandeliers as intact after a brisk, high-energy inaugural event. Workers labored beneath the fixtures to ensure safety as the ceremony proceeded.
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A man was found stabbed in a local incident as reports show rapid police responses. RPD arrested three suspects on burglary charges, and another trio faces fraud accusations. A court will decide a cemetery-related lawsuit, while Anaya and the Rockets upset the Tigers in a sports glow.
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Romero Sparks 11-1 Victory as Coyotes Earn Mercy Rule Win
Roswell high school boys soccer dominates Ruidoso 11-1, enforcing a mercy rule. In the 32nd minute Darian Rivera sent a long pass to the Ruidoso end, but Mary Romero and Micah Lawson were ruled offside during a learning moment.
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Martinez Denish differ on testing in New Mexico
In a Albuquerque debate Republican Susana Martinez urged short cycle assessments to test students three times yearly starting in ninth grade. Democrat Diane Denish favors continuing the yearly standards tests through high school. The plan aims to boost academic progress amid low high school graduation rates.
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Former Mission Arch staff sue over wrongful discharge
Four former Mission Arch Care and Rehabilitation Center employees Maria Herrera Lindsay Ray Gena Stout and Terry Tucker filed suit in 5th District Court alleging retaliatory discharge wrongful discharge and unfair working conditions They claim termination earlier this year after raising concerns about resident safety and say defendants pursued termination or constructive dismissal through a hostile work environment.
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Pressure rises on pastor who wants to burn Quran
In Gainesville Florida the Rev Terry Jones who leads a small church plans to burn Qurans on September 11. Officials including Gen David Petraeus and White House leaders warn the act could endanger U S troops and Americans abroad while Jones presses ahead claiming constitutional rights.
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Democrats scramble to hold House as 2010 race tightens
Democrats face potential loss of a large portion of the House as the 2010 midterm election nears. Obama administration plans 30 billion in business tax breaks and additional spending proposals to revive a slow economy. Independent voters lean toward Republicans while many incumbents confront tough reelections eight weeks before Election Day.
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Colorado wildfire roars through 7100 acre canyon area
About 3,500 residents fled northwest of Boulder as a fast moving blaze grew to more than 7,100 acres. Gov Bill Ritter declared a state of emergency while authorities investigated the start and an evac alert failure. At least 92 structures burned and nine firefighters lost homes. no injuries reported.
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